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Nation Time self-titled He built his career on

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He built his career on controversial hits and slacker anthems

" "Girl from Conejo Valley" seems at first like a fairly straightforward Ward track before the unexpected Moog synth hook in its chorus turns it into the catchiest track on the album

Altogether they create a loose

" Making sure no one left unsatisfied that night (as if it were possible)

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Nation Time self-titled He built his career onPersonnel: Joe McPhee (tenor saxophone, trumpet); Otis Greene (alto saxophone); Tyrone Crabb (trumpet, acoustic & electric basses); Mike Kull (acoustic & electric pianos); Herbie Lehman (organ); Dave Jones (electric guitar); Bruce Thomspon, Ernest Bostic (percussion). Recorded live on December 12 & 13, 1970. Originally released on CJ Records (2). Includes liner notes by Ken Vandermark, Joe McPhee and Chris Albertson. All tracks have been digitally

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